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Beyond that, these companies are all the ultimate welfare Queens, taking our government money and tax benefits over and over to grow. They would be nowhere without our taxpayer dollars.

Did decades of protecting systems for US Government. This is Security 101. The arrogance of bro boy developers was bad then, developers wanted perpetual God rights, full Admin, had to convince them it wasn't necessary. But now they really just don't care about protecting anybody but themselves.

By Cory Doctorow (GPG 0xBF3D9110957E5F4C)@doctorow.pluralistic.net · 2mo ago

When an AI company's security tool "escapes containment" and hacks someone else's servers, we need to ask the company "Why do you suck so bad at building secure sandboxes for your hacking tools?" rather than "Why are your hacking tools so amazingly powerful?" 24/

Plenty to reflect about re: the Arday affair, but I'm going to repeat this one thing. The playbook the right used here is effective even though it's not especially sophisticated, as it relies on the audience to do the dirty work. I've been calling it "Trojan horse propaganda", let's go with that. 1/